There's a UK distributor for Daniel Radcliffe's upcoming Thriller film Imperium. Signature Entertainment has acquired the rights according to ScreenDaily.

Talking about this film, principal photography will start 21st September in Richmond, Virginia. Duration: 5 weeks.

source: screendaily.com

Update: 21st September 2015. The Interview. Also more about the upcoming projects such as Young Americans (shooting starts by the end of the year) and Brooklyn Bridge.

You have been away a few months – have you noticed a change in the country?
I am fresh to it all but it is incredible what is happening with the Labour leadership election. It is so nice to have people excited about somebody. We are so used to politicians lying. For my entire lifetime, I have never looked at a politician and thought what they were saying was true. Even when they are being sincere, it feels so scripted. This show of sincerity by a man who has stuck to his beliefs long enough that he knows them and doesn’t have to be scripted is making people sit up and get excited. I read Tories were signing up to Labour to vote for Corbyn. I hope it blows up in their face – an amazing display of arrogance.

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Daniel: "This will hopefully help to show people that coding is incredibly important and is the future"

source: bbc.co.uk

The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page.

Photo: Google+/Daniel Radcliffe

"Hi Everyone. Today people around the world will raise awareness of World Suicide Day. Please check out the link below to see the tremendous work of The Trevor Project. You'll immediately help by learning more for yourself and spreading the word to others."
-Dan

The link: thetrevorproject.org/blog/entry/world-suicide-prevention-day

The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page.

source: loptimumthailand.com
Photos by Eric Silverberg

Is The Gamechangers your first BBC Project? 
Actually my first ever job was playing young David in David Copperfield for the BBC in 1999. It was amazing, the cast was phenomenal: Emilia Fox, Pauline Quirke, Maggie Smith, Bob Hoskins, Imelda Staunton, Paul Whitehouse, Ian McKellan, Zoe Wanamaker… the list goes on and on.

Lots of people that I ended up working with on Harry Potter years later. It was an amazing starting ground and for a lot of people would have been the best cast they ever worked with. One day on set, the director told me, “Dan, you’re never going to be in something with this level of cast ever again.” I’ve reminded him of this several times since! He just got really unlucky as he could have said that to anyone else and he'd have been right! Maggie (Smith) played my aunt in it and she was the person who recommended me for Harry Potter initially.

The BBC’s Make it Digital campaign hopes to inspire a new generation to be creative with coding. Why is this important for the future?
Because I don't understand it and there's a lot of 'me's out there, and if the future population of the country is like me, we're doomed!! Don't be like me… Make it Digital!!!

source: bbc.co.uk